Hendrik van der Breggen mercatornet.com Hendrik van der Breggen, PhD, is a retired philosopher who lives in Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada. One of his interests is and has been the history and philosophy of science. He is double vaccinated, is inclined to think vaccinations are wise (depending on, in consultations
Right up to November 2020 public health bodies including the WHO and CDC were adamant that government pandemic responses should not include lockdowns. From very early on in the China virus pandemic it became obvious why: lockdowns do not work. In fact, not only do they not work, they make
Sean O’Connor Sean is a former inorganic chemist turned automation engineer and a recovering cynical Moral Therapeutic Deist who repented and turned to Christ. Note: This article uses American figures as their statistics are convenient to retrieve and the COVID-19 epidemic has gone on long enough in the USA
Dr Muriel Newman nzcpr.com Jacinda Ardern’s Labour Government is now stumbling from one failure to the next. While the abandoned $800 million cycle bridge across Auckland Harbour cost more than $50 million on consultants when it comes to the changes being planned for health, their ineptitude will cost
righttolife.org.uk A couple from Dublin who were told to have an abortion because their daughter has spina bifida are now fighting to give their “miracle girl” the best opportunities in life. At their thirty-week scan, Claire McDaid and Jay Needham were told that their daughter had a badly
Michaela Kathleen Curran University of Iowa Michaela Kathleen Curran is a Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Community and Behavioral Health in the College of Public Health at the University of Iowa. Her research focuses on social-structural determinants of health; global health; disparities in disability access and accommodations;
Just when you think you’ve heard the most ridiculous Covid fear-porn you could imagine, along comes some attention-grabber, shrieking, “Hold my mask!” Add a good dash of identity politics, and you’ve got a made-for-NZ-MSM headline. Delta could be as deadly as the Spanish Flu! Not only that, the
Logan Hagoort Pastor of Covenant Presbyterian Church Editor of Founded in Grace Information Op-ed I am a pastor of a Presbyterian church in South Auckland, and I love my people more than I could express. In the last month or two, I have heard from a man who is struggling
The Ministry of Health’s decision to go to court rather than handing over patient data to Maori health providers to help them lift Covid vaccination rates among Maori is an embarrassment, says National’s Whanau Ora spokesperson Harete Hipango. I support Whanau Ora Commissioning Agency’s chief executive John
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Andrew Little did not add one single resourced ICU bed to Auckland’s three district health boards in the almost 18 months since the end of the first Covid lockdown last year, says National’s Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti. Ministerial answers show Auckland ICU, the biggest in the country,
Forget all the scare-stories and outright beat-ups about the Covid vaccines. Cherry-picking relatively rare instances of people who get seriously ill or die some time after taking the vaccine is just the mirror-image of “died with Covid”. We know Covid deaths have been grossly exaggerated by simply counting anyone who
The National Party is on board to take part in the Super Saturday vaccination drive on October 16th, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says. In our own Covid-19 plan ‘Opening Up’ we outline the importance of pulling out all the stops to get as many Kiwis vaccinated as possible
Eliora A third dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is now required in Israel. They have discovered that those over 60 who were vaccinated more than 5 months ago are statistically much more likely to catch Covid -19 than those who received their vaccine recently. David O’Conner, Professor
